Isaac FALLIS Jr. and Elizabeth CAMPBELL

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Husband Isaac FALLIS Jr. ^14,15

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         Born: Abt 1763
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         Died: 14 May 1832 - Mercer Co., Kentucky
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       Father: Isaac FALLIS Sr. (Abt 1748-1806) 2
       Mother: Susan MARTIN (      -      )

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      Married: 23 Aug 1786 - Mercer Co., Kentucky By Rev. James Smith

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Wife Elizabeth CAMPBELL

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         Born: 1767 - Mercer Co., Kentucky
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Children

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1 M James Campbell FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1789
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2 F Margaret FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1792
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       Spouse: George COCHRAN (Abt 1789-      )
         Marr: 1808

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3 F Phebe FALLIS

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         Born: 4 Apr 1793 - Mercer Co., Kentucky
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         Died: 4 Apr 1876 - Jefferson Co., Indiana
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       Spouse: Jacob BANTA (1772-1844)
         Marr: 16 Dec 1810 - Shelby Co., Kentucky

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4 F Nancy FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1794
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       Spouse: Alexander WILSON (living)

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5 M Robert Kirkman FALLIS

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         Born: Abt 1799 13
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       Spouse: Mary Ann ANDERSON (Abt 1806-      )  13 
         Marr: Abt 1829

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General Notes (Husband)

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Isaac enlisted in the 5th Pennsylvania Regiment Continental Line during the Revolutionary War about 1777 when he was only few months over the age of 13. He was at the Battle for Mammoth and at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown in 1781. As a soldier he received eighty dollar annually. He was placed on the pension roll May 14, 1832 which was enacted by Congress May 15, 1828.

Isaac was given a land grant in Mercer Co. Kentucky (actually Mercer Co., Virginia) of 500 acres located in Chaplins Fk. In 1786 Mercer Co., Kentucky came into it's own, being completely formed from the northernmost tip of Lincoln County. In 1792, Kentucky gained statehood, having 8 counties at the time.